women, With Guns Thead

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[Stir Fry]

 

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lol

 

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[Rawtid]

I was going to learn how to shoot this year. That's one of my goals.

 

[Blackking]

I was going to learn how to shoot this year. That's one of my goals.

Spoiler

U.S. gun control laws are intentionally, inherently, profoundly, unforgivably racist. By design. From the long sad history of disarming freed slaves, to [then] California Ronald Reagan’s unconscionable anti-Black Panther firearms restrictions, to Rahm Emanuel’s middle finger salute to the U.S. Supreme Court’s McDonald decision, gun control advocates have discriminated against minority Americans.

If some racist b*stard IS trying to murder or maim or rape a black man or woman, if a black man or woman is in fear of a racist “hate crime,” they’re best advised to buy a gun, carry a gun, stand their ground and defend their life or the life of their loved ones with deadly force (if the attack is credible and imminent).

 

[Blackking]

I was going to learn how to shoot this year. That's one of my goals.

Spoiler

Ever since slaves were imported to Jamestown in 1619, armed self defense was an authentic part of the African American experience. I don’t just mean well-known rebellions like Nat Turner’s, but ordinary day to day. Almost every household I ever visited in the south had a hidden shotgun or pistol under the bed. This contradicted MLK’s dominant peace-and-love message, his honestly-held outreach to whites, many of whom (like me) flocked to his Gandhian banner. Less publicly known is that wherever “Martin” traveled he was bodyguarded by men with guns. Indeed, his own Atlanta home was a discreet arsenal of weapons.

Even less public was the role of armed black women who for decades had to endure sexual and physical assaults by white southern cops and other thugs who, given immunity from prosecution, felt they could rape at will. Attending church services in Tuscaloosa, Selma or Montgomery, I was no longer surprised sitting next to a respectable black woman who opened her purse to fan herself revealing a modest little .22. Cobb cites the well-known story of Mama Dolly Raines in southwest Georgia (where I stayed with SNCC) sitting by her window with her shotgun to protect the Rev. Charles Sherrod, a passionate believer in nonviolence, who was staying with her.

 

[johntheblackjew]

why you would want ot give a gun to an irrational creature like women is one i can never understand.

 

[beaniemac]

nothing scantily clad, but here's a real picture of my wife shooting a beretta px storm

 

[Lakers Offseason]

 

[Rawtid]

I found this book. Kind of a black panther type book that outlines how the black man and woman should act. It was quite interesting.

 

[50CentStan]